Before walking down the aisle, bride-to-be Beth Johnson had one last important duty.
As she sat for hair and makeup, Johnson breastfed her 4-month-old baby, a moment that was beautifully captured by her wedding photographer. In the shot, Johnson’s son George looks up adoringly at his mother.
“When you’re getting ready to get married, life with your beautiful children doesn’t stop,” photographer Jonny Draper wrote on Facebook alongside the image. Love this moment and thank you Beth for your permission to post this.”
He added: “Don’t get me wrong, I love a smoke bomb, some cool lighting,...
As she sat for hair and makeup, Johnson breastfed her 4-month-old baby, a moment that was beautifully captured by her wedding photographer. In the shot, Johnson’s son George looks up adoringly at his mother.
“When you’re getting ready to get married, life with your beautiful children doesn’t stop,” photographer Jonny Draper wrote on Facebook alongside the image. Love this moment and thank you Beth for your permission to post this.”
He added: “Don’t get me wrong, I love a smoke bomb, some cool lighting,...
- 6/29/2017
- by Michelle Ward Trainor
- PEOPLE.com
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The assassination of John F. Kennedy still stands as one of the most horrific public executions in Us history, but our only perspective thus far has been from the outside looking in. With Jackie, director Pablo Larraín strives to bring a more emotional, alluring viewpoint from the inside-out by following JFK’s famed wife, Jackie Kennedy. Her air of luxury was sometimes interpreted as a vain ego ploy, yet actress Natalie Portman offers a soul-bearing objection (maybe) as the widowed presidential royalty. When JFK died, a part of Jackie died, too – but that doesn’t make for the tastiest headline. This is the assassination of JFK as told by his closest passenger, and her fight to honor the man she loved, to the very last tour.
Larraín’s film begins with Jackie Kennedy inviting in a reporter played by Billy Crudup, so she...
The assassination of John F. Kennedy still stands as one of the most horrific public executions in Us history, but our only perspective thus far has been from the outside looking in. With Jackie, director Pablo Larraín strives to bring a more emotional, alluring viewpoint from the inside-out by following JFK’s famed wife, Jackie Kennedy. Her air of luxury was sometimes interpreted as a vain ego ploy, yet actress Natalie Portman offers a soul-bearing objection (maybe) as the widowed presidential royalty. When JFK died, a part of Jackie died, too – but that doesn’t make for the tastiest headline. This is the assassination of JFK as told by his closest passenger, and her fight to honor the man she loved, to the very last tour.
Larraín’s film begins with Jackie Kennedy inviting in a reporter played by Billy Crudup, so she...
- 9/16/2016
- by Matt Donato
- We Got This Covered
Record breaking isn't an activity reserved for Olympians. There are a baffling number of strange, silly and amazing ways to make it into the books, and Guinness World Records is trying to collect them all. The franchise recently celebrated its 60th anniversary and released the newest edition of its popular records book. Joining the oldest living person and fastest dog on two paws is a batch of first-time record breakers. While some of the new spots are filled by celebrities, plenty of the additions are everyday people (or animals) with an unusual talent. From a high-flying cat to and an extremely tall teen,...
- 9/16/2014
- by Kelli Bender, @kbendernyc
- PEOPLE.com
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